Miami Palmetto High School - Palm Echo Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Q' R, , R. After a hard day, Testing Chairman, Mr. Nick Taylor, relaxes. The counseling staff helps students behind in their studies by offering resource periods during the day. gn- A ls my lunch under R for rye or W for wheat? ponders counselor Miss Jane Everitt. Actually, cumulative folders are a necessity but-bring on Excedrin. F. Ciochon D. Ludder ,X . R. Gluski C. Purves N. Taylor B. Zimbler Guidance Who'd ever think of coming back to school early? The sophomores did. Orientation a-go-go attracted 950 students in pre-planning week during late August. Out to win the neophytes over were administration officials, counselors, homeroom teachers, and cheer- leaders. Problems? Gripes? Groans? That was what eight counselors handled once school rolled into full swing. The more, the merrier. A new counselling method placed emphasis on mass discussion. Group dynam- ics-it helped. Who'd a thunk it? The senior class tromped into school for Florida Placements on an October teacher- work day. South Beach, here we come. Don't forget the thrill of the other test scores. PSAT. College Boards. National Merit. Keep up the good work, baby, and you're going places. guidance 51

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Mrs Helen Gwaltney Assistant Principal for Curriculum points out a passage on updated methods to school reading instructor, Miss Ann V 'f it 'r W ig -- A ,.,,,, a.,a,,h-H ,V V if f A fr l .. ,lr at Assistant Principals for Administration, Mr. Frank Paskewich, Mr. Mat Thernes, worl- to alleviate problems caused by a two shift system and increased student population S10 was if

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N Q W' Group reflections as seen through a long tin can .... Mr. Gordon Hudson announces weekly test grades iw. . ,vfhy AW l. Adams C. Alley W. Boddington B. Conner l. Enteen L. Gundersheimer G. Hudson J. Lane T. Macia H. Peeples 52 enghsh M W rt .ff .A V Riff 4 iff. ' A L KS, , r , Qxgxs gf x X P. Rasmusson L. Scheridan L. Tysinger H. Warren J. Wassberg Q